Nuclear Neighbors BETA Guides & Walkthroughs

Nuclear Neighbors BETA is a Roblox bunker-survival experience from Building Adventure. A quiet neighborhood morning ends in a flash, then you live underground on scavenged loot and survive disturbing neighbors. This hub is the map of every how-to page on the wiki. The title is still a public BETA, so treat patch notes as living documents and expect bugs while you stack days.

Servers hold up to 20 players. Nothing here is single-player only. Share loot calls, warn the room when Hatman appears, and do not assume a random neighbor is friendly just because they spawned in the same bunker hallway.

Start here

If you just joined the public BETA, open Getting Started before you wander every ruined house. That page covers spawn, the first loot loop, where to stash food, and how First day jitters actually fires on day 1.

Movement and interaction are not a custom esports bind set. Read Controls so you follow Roblox defaults and in-game prompts instead of a fake key list. When you need a picture of the space itself, use the neighborhood map — houses to loot, bunker as home, wasteland beyond the door. We do not invent street names the developer never published.

Day badges and difficulty

The long game is days. Normal mode tracks First day jitters (day 1), Home sick (day 5), Getting cozy (day 10), True survivor (day 50), and Help me (day 100). HARD adds Skin and Bones at 10 days and Pure Radiation at 50. DEADLY adds THE END IS NEAR at 5 days and One Above All at 50. One Above All still sits at zero awards in the public BETA, which should tell you how the same map feels when the difficulty slider is not decorative.

How to Survive is the day-by-day article: food, showering, when to use the cryo pod, and when a HARD or DEADLY run is a badge hunt instead of a joke. Cryo Chad (max pod upgrade) is rare — about 25 awards — so treat the machine as a scarce pause, not a second spawn. Time thief is the other clock dare: day 10 in under five minutes, 39 awards. Do not mix it with a slow Help me grind. Keep the badge checklist open in another tab so you do not shower away Stinky or multiply Skeleto during a GET AWAY attempt.

Encounters and neighbors

Random events are the real boss list. The toilet creature jumpscare, police rats, Hatman, a skeleton who multiplies, a mysterious fridge, mutated beans, crickets, and a vampire who might become a friend are not flavor text. Encounters explains how to treat each one without pretending we have frame-perfect scripts the BETA has not confirmed. The fridge has its own station page: fridge and beans covers Midnight Snack (187) and Rotten beans (853).

For named threats, jump to the roster pages: Hatman, Skeleto, toilet creature, police rats, Child of Radiation, vampire friend, and cryptids. Rank them on the encounter tier list after you have died to them once. Codes, if Building Adventure ever posts one, live on the codes hub — none are confirmed right now, so the in-game wheel is the free-reward loop that actually exists. PC nav dropdowns cap at eight rows; extra guides stay on this hub.

Endings and tools

Endings covers Alien Saviors, Child of Radiation, the vampire friend badge, and Cryptid Killer. Exact trigger steps are still being mapped in this public BETA. Cryptid Killer has zero awards, which is our cue to stay honest instead of publishing a fake altar puzzle.

When the experience updates, read the BETA changelog before you assume an old fridge trick still works. Then come back to this hub and pick the next tutorial instead of rereading the same survival paragraph on every page.

Use the index like a loadout screen. New players stay on Getting Started plus How to Survive until Home sick pops. Badge hunters add Encounters, the checklist, and the tier list. Ending hunters live on Endings plus the cryptid and Hatman pages. Everyone should skim Controls once so they stop fighting the camera during a toilet jumpscare.